Key Points
- An earthquake occurred in Colombia on August 10
- More than 70 sound engineers and radio-television workers are participating in rescue efforts
- Rescue efforts are ongoing to find those alive under the rubble
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The city of Cali in Colombia is continuing rescue efforts after an earthquake occurred on August 10. More than 70 sound engineers, radio and television workers are working to create silence at work points to hear the voices of those alive under the rubble.
The rescue efforts began with the initiatives of Estudios Takeshima's 'Brigada sonidistas' and 'Ayudas Cali'. With these initiatives, sound engineers, radio and television workers are working to create silence at work points to hear the voices of those alive under the rubble.
The earthquake in Colombia has spread across the country and affected many cities. Rescue efforts are ongoing to find those alive under the rubble.
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- When did the earthquake occur in Colombia?
- August 10
- Who is participating in the rescue efforts?
- Sound engineers, radio and television workers
- Why are rescue efforts being made?
- To find those alive under the rubble
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